Anne-Julie Faustin

2D & 3D Design

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Viral Interventions: Final Index

1. Viral Interventions: See

2. Viral Interventions: Identify

3. Viral l Interventions: Compose

4. Viral Interventions: Present (Final)

5. Viral Interventions: Barbara Kruger QCQ

6. Viral Interventions: Propose

-Proposal 1

-Proposal 2

-Proposal 3

7. Viral Interventions: Final Proposal

8. Viral Interventions: Tasks

9. Viral Intervention: Timeline

10. Viral Intervention: Budget

11. Viral Intervention: Process

12. Viral Intervention: Final Documentation

-Part 1

-Part 2

13. Viral Intervention: Final Artifact

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Viral Intentions Final Artifact

For the final artifact, we have our original sentence written on a leaf just like we did in our original video. Our original sentence was “ I regret to inform you, but our country has been divided in hate it’s comical, and I’m left them dumbfounded”. However, when we realize we were gonna do a public installation and we thought about what it meant to do a public installation, especially in a public park, we realized that we did not want to project negativity out and so we decided to change our sentence into “Our future depends on our willingness to move forward together as a collective”. This leaf was included in our installation at the base of our tree signify the growth we had in our mindsets.

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Viral Intentions Final Documentation pt2

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Viral Intentions Final Documentation

Tree of Unity

For this project, we did a ribbon installation on a tree. Our sentence was “our future Depends on our willingness to move forward together as a collective”. We used red and blue ribbons roughly 120 feet and we wrapped it around a tree that was conveniently near an American flag and a playground. For this installation, we wanted to showcase a visual reminder that unity is the path forward. We included our original sentence which had a more negative tone to showcase our evolution from negatively thinking to positively thinking. Some challenging aspects of the installation was definitely climbing the tree and especially at the higher parts of the tree. Overall, I am pleased with how the installation came out and the meaning behind it.

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Viral Intentions Process

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Viral Interventions: Budget

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Viral Interventions: Timeline

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Viral Interventions: Production Task List

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Viral Interventions: Final Proposal

“Our future depends on our willingness to move forward together as a collective!”

For this project we want to do a large ribbon installation representing our sentence. Originally our sentence was “I I regret to say it, but our country has been divided in hate, it’s so comical and I’m left dumbfounded”. This sentence reflected our sentiment towards the election which was the current event we chose to base the project off of. However when discussing our plans for the project, we realized just how unprogressive it would be to use that sentence for a public artwork. We did not want to have a “tree of hate” and negative. So we came up with a new sentence as stated above. For this project we will have feet’s of both red and blue ribbon hanging in loops across a tree in a public park. Our target audience are families and the neighborhood sorroundinf FIU who go to the park. Having a progressive and thoughtful quote like that in a space where kids, the future generation, will inspire those reading it to realize the path foeaeds wide America is together not separated. Our original sentence was originally written on a leaf, we wanted to pin the leaf with the sentence on the tree or into the ground to represent our thought process of letting go of negativity to generate something positive.

Two other variation of how the ribbons could be set up are as seen below:

A few images that inspired our project include:

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2ND PORTFOLIO INDEX

P.6.

PLASTER PROCESS

PLASTER IDEAS

P6. SELF

P. 7.

BLIND CONTOUR

MINDFULNESS DRAFT

P7. MINDFULNESS

P.8.

PERCEPTION-STORY BOARD

PERCEPTION-VISION BOARD

P8.PERCEPTION

P.9.

INSTALLATION-IDEAS

INSTALLATION-RESEARCH

P9. EMOTION

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PROPOSAL 3

For this proposal we wanted to do a chalk mural on the sidewalk leading up to the front art building. Maybe of many different people coming together. We are going to use bold colors and make it eye catching. Another idea adding on to this is maybe making it collaborative in a public space like GC and the instruction will be to just use the theme Unity. Intended audience: FIU students and faculty

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PROPOSAL 1

For this ideas we wanted to have a ribbon, with either images or words interlacing with the poles in front of the art building . The location is perfect because it’s in a public area and the poles are scales big making it a large project. There are poles on both sides of the building, it would be eye catching to do it on both. Possible using a red ribbon for it to be bolder. We could also do separate ribbons on each pole, or hanging ribbons like in the reference image above. Intended audience: FIU students and faculty

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QCQ

“I want my work to create commentary”

I chose this quote because it highlights one of Kruger’s goals as an artist. She discussed how she is not deliberate in choosing the location of her artwork, she wants it to be perceived by the mass and for it to be attention grabbing . A lot of artists who are trying to send a message, especially political or social ones have to keep in mind where they place their artwork and how it can help them achieve discourse. Sometimes a museum or gallery isn’t the best place to get a message across, you want to reach your audience, hence one of the purposes of public artworks.

My Question for the class is if you had to create a piece that would be placed in a traditional gallery or museum yet could still achieve the level controversy, shock, and commentary a public artwork would, what would it be and what message would it send? What ideas or subjects would it speak to? What would the piece say and portray?

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Present

For this part of the project we wanted to depict a group of students having a discussion about how they feel regarding the election, all while someon is writing down what is being said (on the leaf). In the end, Instead of there being a bunch of words it’s one sentence written on the leaf. “I regret to say it, but our country has been divided in hate, it’s comical and I’m left dumbfounded. The leaf was then left on the table for others to read and see what we we were thinking. Though, it was very windy and that might blow the message away, it could also go around to more people that way.7

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Compose

I REGRET to say it but our country has been divided in HATE, it’s so COMICAL and I’m left DUMBFOUNDED.

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PROPOSAL 2:

For this proposal we would create large signs out of cardboard using the words “Don’t Forget to Love” or as each visual letters of the word“LOVE”. We would use the signs to create a mural of cardboard work. Maybe the cardboard could be used as a bulletin backdrop in a public area. It relates to our sentence which highlights the division in the country currently. The signs would be painted in bold red colors. Intended audience: FIU students and faculty

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P.9 EMOTION

Artist Rolls

For this project I compiled the rolls of sketches from my drawing class to create a small installation. I knew I had one drawing, my first drawing this year actually, of a fashion figure in the dark, and I wanted to make the in the dark with it as the center. I had two larger unruly roles of brown paper that I arranged one standing up and one to the side, and it gave the piece dimension. The emotion (kind of) I wanted to come from and that I personally get from this piece is “repetition” “pride” and “mess”. These papers sit in a section under my television and every week I bring new ones in, it gets very messy but looking at it every evening gives me pride as an artist.